HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The November chill returns to Alabama this weekend. Widespread morning lows in the 40s are expected, with some 30s possible across north Alabama by Sunday morning. Patchy frost could develop in northern counties. Another frost threat is possible on Monday morning, when lows could reach the mid to upper 30s.
Frost Threat Across North Alabama
The frost threat covers much of north Alabama on Sunday and Monday mornings. That includes Muscle Shoals, Russellville, Hamilton, and Double Springs in the northwest. Huntsville, Hartselle, and Cullman are also in the frost zone.
The area stretches east to Stevenson, Fort Payne, Centre, and Gadsden. Oneonta in Blount County is also included. Rural and low-lying areas will likely see the coldest readings.
Sunday Morning Brings 30s and 40s
By Sunday morning, the coldest temperatures are expected in the Tennessee Valley and northeast Alabama. Readings in the upper 30s are possible there. Much of central Alabama will fall into the 40s.
Cities like Birmingham, Hoover, Jasper, and Pell City should drop into the 40s. Anniston and Talladega are also expected in the 40s. That will feel much cooler than recent mornings.
Even Colder Monday Morning
Monday morning looks even chillier across north Alabama. Lows in the mid to upper 30s are possible in the frost zone. Some spots could dip into the low to mid 30s in sheltered valleys…